Skeletal system activities includes hands-on projects, videos, photo galleries, for grades preschool-12. Homeschool and classroom teachers can create a quick and interesting study of the skeletal system.
Add some fun and variety to your homeschool math with these free Christmas math printables. (See what I did there? “Add” some fun… OK not that funny, but kind of.) You can use these Christmas math printables for a warm-up activity in the morning to get your kids’ brains working, as something interesting to do…
Earth Day is celebrated April 22 each year. It is a day set aside to bring awareness to the importance of protecting our planet. The first official Earth Day was in 1970 in response to increasing oil spills, smog, and water pollution. All across the United States, there were protests and public gatherings with the…
One of my kids’ favorite end of summer and fall nature activities is collecting fallen acorns. As the kids are having fun, I find it’s a great time to teach about the oak tree life cycle. Oak Tree Life Cycle Lesson Just like all living things, oak trees have a life cycle. In past lessons,…
Learn about how energy is passed from one organism to another in this food chain lesson. Plus, download a FREE pond food chain coloring book for your younger learners. All living things, no matter how big or small or where they live, need energy to survive. Energy is defined as the ability to do work….
Notebooking has always been a huge part of our homeschooling. I have found notebooking to be one of the best ways of reinforcing and documenting what the kids learn. If I told the kids to take notes or write an essay, they would protest. Big time. If I tell them they are notebooking and give them…
